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ok prove me which is the exact birth date of jesus christ withe any valid evidence ?
bcoz after reading a lot about jesus i came to know only one thing that jesus was not born on 25th
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Sanjeev
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Wikipedia are not trustable
ok tell me the one thing only.
Jesus was born in Israel.( nazareth - jerusalem )
Israel itself denies that. Israel says no jesus was ever born in israel. how n y?
n also if jesus was born in israel then y israel has not been converted to christianity when people adopted christianity all over the world.
bhai jis desh mein jesus paida hue h, wahi desh mana karta h ki jesus naam ka koi bhi insaan kabhi hua hi nahi
aur usi desh mein christianity adopt nahi ki h jabki puri duniya mein christianity h. y ?
IndianMascot
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I liked the story of Prateek Marwadi.
Need to read more. Can you share any other link to read other than Wiki?
Need to read more. Can you share any other link to read other than Wiki?
bhaskarkilli
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This is means you dont know anything about History and what RSS and other historians says.As per new researches saying Jesus is not a god he is human being like us only..he was crossed becasue he entered in to Jews temple after that jesus followers were fought with romans but they could not succeed. after that only they have implemented Buddha religion implementations here and spread the word that Jesus is a god and he is symbol of peace but in reality it is not.this peace mantra attracted a lot to world and rest of the story we know.
About Bible:when Britishers came in to India they have compared Mahabhrata time and Bible(means as per their books when the first born happen).as per Bible Adam was born but comparing to that time we already have many people here.we all know mahabharat is real so difference is coming something is arounr 1200 to 1400 years.Britishers chopped 1200 years in our Indian history and we wrote the history.
By the way as per the latest theory Jesus never crossed his own village then how come he died in kashmir??
These are the realities then how can you compare Hindus with Bible??
bhaskarkilli
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Do you know how this theory came??as per one theory saying these Jews are none other than yadavas.they are showing proof as swastic.aster dead of Krishna some of yadavas went to those areas and as per the theory Jesus also a Jews so they are comparing krishna and Jesus but which is totally wrong.
bhaskarkilli
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Aurangazeb -- A Secular, Tolerant History
-- by Shefali Vaidya
"Talking of fiction, I am no scholar, but here is my attempt at rewriting a secular, tolerant history of Aurangzeb as ratified by "eminent" historians like Tomila Rapar and Hirfan Abib.
Once upon a time, there lived a great sufi saint called Aurangzeb. When he came of age, he felt bad for his father Shahjahan, who was burdened with the stressful task of running an empire and killing infidels. So Aurangzeb very kindly relieved his father of the burden of kingship and sent him to a comfortable retirement retreat in Agra. His older brothers craved for peace and poetry, so he sent them to paradise, where they could be in peace forever.
Aurangzeb was not only a Sufi saint, but he was also an expert on Hindu scriptures. He believed that too much money made Hindus materialistic and hence, hindered their spiritual growth. Aurangzeb persuaded Hindus among his kingdom to voluntarily donate their money to the treasury so that they could then focus their energies on worship of the Divine. This spiritual donation he called the Jiziya!
He realigned the architecture of great Hindu temples because he wanted to encourage Hindus to focus their energies internally, to solve the deep mysteries of the soul, and not in extraneous things like temples.
Aurangzeb believed that the ultimate goal of every Hindu was to break the cycle of rebirth and attain Moksha. Aurangzeb helped millions of Hindus in their spiritual quest by releasing their souls from the pitiful cages they called bodies. Thus, he helped a whole generations of Hindus attain Moksha.
He called the great Maratha King Shivaji to Agra to discuss the possibility of starting Marathi schools in Agra. However, Shivaji did not appreciate the Mughal method of teaching using the Mughaltessori method and went back to Maharashtra. Pained by this Rising Intolerance exhibited by Shivaji Maharaj, Aurangzeb decided to visit Shivaji in Maharashtra to return his awards.
While Aurangzeb and his peaceful disciples were on this #AwardWapsitour of Maharashtra, Shivaji Maharaj died. Aurangzeb then called his son Sambhaji to discuss the Education system of Maharashtra. Aurangzeb then gave such a powerful talk on the joys of organ donation that Sambhaji offered to donate both his eyes. Aurangzeb accepted Sambhaji’s offer gladly and helped him take out his eyes.
In fact, Aurangzeb was a great champion of organ donation. While in Delhi, his powerful lectures on the subject had even convinced the Sikh Guru Tegh Bahadur to donate his entire head!
Aurangzeb was so impressed by the Education system of Maharashtra that he chose to spend his last days in Maharashtra running a small scale unit of hand-woven skull caps! He won the "Best Weaver' award which he promptly returned to himself as a protest against Rising Intolerance under the Maratha rule"
-- by Shefali Vaidya
"Talking of fiction, I am no scholar, but here is my attempt at rewriting a secular, tolerant history of Aurangzeb as ratified by "eminent" historians like Tomila Rapar and Hirfan Abib.
Once upon a time, there lived a great sufi saint called Aurangzeb. When he came of age, he felt bad for his father Shahjahan, who was burdened with the stressful task of running an empire and killing infidels. So Aurangzeb very kindly relieved his father of the burden of kingship and sent him to a comfortable retirement retreat in Agra. His older brothers craved for peace and poetry, so he sent them to paradise, where they could be in peace forever.
Aurangzeb was not only a Sufi saint, but he was also an expert on Hindu scriptures. He believed that too much money made Hindus materialistic and hence, hindered their spiritual growth. Aurangzeb persuaded Hindus among his kingdom to voluntarily donate their money to the treasury so that they could then focus their energies on worship of the Divine. This spiritual donation he called the Jiziya!
He realigned the architecture of great Hindu temples because he wanted to encourage Hindus to focus their energies internally, to solve the deep mysteries of the soul, and not in extraneous things like temples.
Aurangzeb believed that the ultimate goal of every Hindu was to break the cycle of rebirth and attain Moksha. Aurangzeb helped millions of Hindus in their spiritual quest by releasing their souls from the pitiful cages they called bodies. Thus, he helped a whole generations of Hindus attain Moksha.
He called the great Maratha King Shivaji to Agra to discuss the possibility of starting Marathi schools in Agra. However, Shivaji did not appreciate the Mughal method of teaching using the Mughaltessori method and went back to Maharashtra. Pained by this Rising Intolerance exhibited by Shivaji Maharaj, Aurangzeb decided to visit Shivaji in Maharashtra to return his awards.
While Aurangzeb and his peaceful disciples were on this #AwardWapsitour of Maharashtra, Shivaji Maharaj died. Aurangzeb then called his son Sambhaji to discuss the Education system of Maharashtra. Aurangzeb then gave such a powerful talk on the joys of organ donation that Sambhaji offered to donate both his eyes. Aurangzeb accepted Sambhaji’s offer gladly and helped him take out his eyes.
In fact, Aurangzeb was a great champion of organ donation. While in Delhi, his powerful lectures on the subject had even convinced the Sikh Guru Tegh Bahadur to donate his entire head!
Aurangzeb was so impressed by the Education system of Maharashtra that he chose to spend his last days in Maharashtra running a small scale unit of hand-woven skull caps! He won the "Best Weaver' award which he promptly returned to himself as a protest against Rising Intolerance under the Maratha rule"
Technoglitch
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Jesus is a messenger just like Prophet Muhammed and Bible/Quran share more or less the same teachings and names, Jesus name is mentioned in the Holy Quran.